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    Title: NoSQL 資料庫子集查詢的學習索引
    Learned Index for Subset Query of NoSQL Databases
    Authors: 許軒祥
    Hsu, Hsuan-Hsiang
    Contributors: 沈錳坤
    Shan, Man-Kwan
    許軒祥
    Hsu, Hsuan-Hsiang
    Keywords: 學習索引
    NoSQL資料庫
    子集查詢
    Learned Index
    NoSQL Database
    Subset Query
    Date: 2024
    Issue Date: 2024-09-04 14:59:08 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: NoSQL資料庫處理半結構化或非結構化資料,子集查詢是NoSQL資料庫中常見的查詢。近年來,運用機器學習的學習索引技術為資料庫的索引技術開闢了新途徑。與傳統的B-Tree相比,學習索引在查詢時間上具有顯著優勢。傳統索引的查詢時間主要是記憶體擷取時間,而學習索引的查詢時間主要是CPU運算時間。現有學習索引的研究主要針對傳統關聯式資料庫的查詢。針對子集查詢,僅有近期基於Deep Sets的DGM。DGM主要在記憶體空間效率方面節省空間,但在查詢速度上仍有提升的空間。
    本研究提出了兩種創新的學習索引技術:LI4Subset-D和LI4Subset-P以提升NoSQL資料庫子集查詢的效能。LI4Subset-D與LI4Subset-P分別運用DeepSets與學習索引的PGM-index。實驗結果顯示LI4Subset-D在查詢速度上比DGM提升近149倍,記憶體空間僅增加約 7倍。LI4Subset-P在查詢速度比DGM快約3235倍,而記憶體空間約增加4倍。
    NoSQL databases target at semi-structured or unstructured data, and subset queries are common in NoSQL databases. In recent years, learned index techniques based on machine learning have opened new avenues for database indexing. Compared to traditional B-Trees, learned indexes offer significant advantages in query time. Traditional indexes is memory intensive while learned index is CPU intensive. Existing research on learned indexes mainly focuses on traditional relational databases queries. For subset queries, the only recent development is the DGM approach based on Deep Sets. DGM is designed for space efficiency but still has room for improvement in time efficiency.
    This thesis proposes two novel learned index techniques, LI4Subset-D and LI4Subset-P, to enhance the performance of subset queries in NoSQL databases. LI4Subset-D and LI4Subset-P leverage Deep Sets and the PGM-index of learning indexes, respectively. Experimental results show that LI4Subset-D improves query speed by nearly 149 times compared to DGM, with the expense of 7 times increase in memory space. LI4Subset-P is approximately 3235 times faster than DGM in query speed, with the expense of 4 times increase in memory space.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    資訊科學系
    111753122
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0111753122
    Data Type: thesis
    Appears in Collections:[Department of Computer Science ] Theses

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